We wish our wonderful Sarratt School Swim Team the very best of luck in this weekend's  National Schools' Swimming Finals. The team put in a stellar performance at the local and regional events to qualify for this year's final up at Pond's Forge in Sheffield. The team continue our successful run in the pool with our school team appearing in 4 of the previous 5 finals (only a national pandemic could keep us away!). We wish Orla, Jemma, Maisey and Jemima the very best of luck - we are all behind you girls! 

Reception

Bella shows keenness and boundless enthusiasm for learning! This week she has been working extra hard on writing wonderful sentences. 

Year 1

Sienna shows determination to succeed - she always tries her best and wants to improve. She has also been recognised for her polite manner!

Year 2

Harry has a 'can do' attitude to everything he does. He consistently tries his best - well done Harry! 

Year 3

Selbie is in the Gold Book for... Everything! Her smile, her attitude to learning, her politeness... the list is endless. You are a star!

Stirling is showing a mature approach to school life - he is organised, listens and responds immediately to instruction and is thriving in Year 3. 

Year 4

Ethan has settled into Sarratt School and Year 4 wonderfully - making new friends and becoming part of the family!

Year 5

Hollie has shown huge progress in her writing, experimenting with sentence structure and ambitious vocabulary. 

Year 6

Freddie is a joy to have in the classroom  - he always has a beaming smile and a positive attitude. He showed this at Skern lodge, throwing himself into every activity. 

Jemma has shown relentless dedication to sports during her years at Sarratt School representing many teams - from swimming to cross country to netball. Well done Jemma! 

Animal Magic is a fun, family-friendly concert for young and old, from 5 - 95.  We will be telling the story of Captain Noah and his Floating Zoo, and there will be animal masks for the children and a dragon in the programme to be coloured in.  Noah will be followed by the musical story of The Reluctant Dragon.  Then join the choir in singing some songs and tap your feet to The Rhythm of Life.    

 The concert is on Saturday 22nd June at Christ Church, Chorleywood WD3 5SG, from 5.00pm - 6.00pm.  Tickets £10, accompanied under-18s free (but please register for a ticket) on-line or on the door. (www.chilternchoir.org.uk)

Hair

Long Hair (below shoulder length) must be tied up for school (i.e. in a ponytail, bun or plait). Any hair decoration must be discrete and in school colours.

Jewellery

Jewellery is limited to a watch and small ear studs only. Earrings must be removed on PE days. 

Make-up

Make-up and Nail Varnish are not permitted. 

Uniform

On non-PE days, children must come to school in full uniform including black school shoes or boots (not UGG Boots). On wet/ icy days, children can bring a change of footwear for school if necessary. Please ensure your child has an outdoor jacket everyday. We always aim to have the children outside as much as possible during playtime and lunchtime.

Punctuality

The beginning of the day is an important time in school. Please ensure that children are in school by 8.50am when the gates close.

Snacks and Water

Make sure your child comes to school with a water bottle each day. Children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 are provided with a snack in the morning. Children in KS2 can bring a fruit or vegetable snack to school for playtime. 

Medication

If your child needs additional medication, please  fill in this form and drop it into the school office. 

Request for school to administer medication form

Health and Safety

The climbing frames are out of bounds before and after school. When entering the school via the main gates, please use the path to the side of the carpark. Please park considerately and turn-engines off when dropping off and picking up. 

We would like to politely remind all to not walk through the school staff car park at any time. For safety reasons please use the designated side pavement, it is a working car park and can therefore be potentially dangerous

Please do not let children run or play in the school car park.

Good attendance starts at primary school - children who have attendance of 97% or above achieve better outcomes in school and have the best opportunities in their adult life.  

If your child misses school regularly, this will affect friendships as well as academic outcomes. It can be hard for a child who misses lots of school to form and maintain relationships with their classmates.

Being on time is also vital. Arriving late at school can be very disruptive for your child, their teacher and the other children in the class.

Attend Today, Achieve Tomorrow!